PROBLEM 1 Let the joint pdf of (X,Y) be f(x, y)= xe", 0<y<<< a. Compute P(X>Y)....
8. Let X and Y be a random variable with joint continuous pdf: f(x,y)- 0< y <1 0, otherwise a. b. c. Find the marginal PDF of X and Y Find the E(X) and Var(X) Find the P(X> Y)
Let (X, Y) have joint pdf given by f(r, y)= < a, 0 < < 0, О.w., (a) Find the constant c (b) Find fx(x) and fy(y) (c) For 0 x< 1, find fyx=r (y) and py|x=x and oyx= (d) Find Cov(X, Y) (e) Are X and Y independent? Explain why
Let (X,Y) have joint pdf given by f(x, y) = { Sey, 0 < x <y<, | 0, 0.W., (a) Find the correlation coefficient px,y (b) Are X and Y independent? Explain why.
Let X and Y be random variables with joint PDF fx,y(x, y) = 2 for 0 < y < x < 1. Find Var(Y|X).
Let (X,Y) have joint pdf given by sey, 0 < x < y < 0, f(x, y) = { ( 0, 0.W., (a) Find the correlation coefficient px,y: (20 pts) (b) Are X and Y independent? Explain why. (10 pts)
Let (X,Y) have joint pdf given by f(rw)-y <x, 0 < x < 1, | 0, 0.W., (a) Find the constant c. (b) Find fx (x) and fy(y) (c) For 0 < x < 1, find fy|x=r(y) and My X=r and oỉ x=x (d) Find Cov(X,Y). (e) Are X and Y independent? Explain why.
Joint pdf is given for 0 SX < 2 and 0 sy 51 f(x,y) = 0.W. Find P(X+Y > 2).
Suppose that: (a) Let V = XY . Find the joint pdf for (X, V ). Use it to get the pdf for V . (b) What is the conditional pdf for X, given V = v? What does this say about the relationship between X and V ? (c) Show that Z = X + Y has pdf (Do not try to simplify it.)
Let (X,Y) have joint pdf given by I c, \y < x, 0 < x < 1, f(x, y) = { | 0, 0.W., (a) Find the constant c. (b) Find fx(r) and fy(y) (c) For 0 < x < 1, find fy\X=z(y) and HY|X=r and oſ X=z- (d) Find Cov(X, Y). (e) Are X and Y independent? Explain why.
1) Let X and Y have joint pdf: fxy(x,y) = kx(1 – x)y for 0 < x < 1,0 < y< 1 a) Find k. b) Find the joint cdf of X and Y. c) Find the marginal pdf of X and Y. d) Find P(Y < VX) and P(X<Y). e) Find the correlation E(XY) and the covariance COV(X,Y) of X and Y. f) Determine whether X and Y are independent, orthogonal or uncorrelated.